Rachel Molini proudly presents to the market, 1A Eacott Street, Mandurah. This property offers an outstanding and rare opportunity for developers, investors and owner occupiers.
This delightful three bedroom duplex, set on a share of a 1,174sqm block (approx.) offers space, comfort and potential in equal measure.
Having been loved by the original owners since it was built in 1981, it offers an inviting mix of comfort, practicality, space and long term opportunity.
Warm interiors create an immediate sense of welcome, enhanced by a cosy wood fire.
The well positioned kitchen looks out to the backyard that has a large below ground pool. This is the perfect yard for summer bbq's and pool days!
The renovated bathroom offers style and ease, thanks to the full height tiling and large hob less shower.
Outside, the private swimming pool, established gardens and generous lawn area provide a relaxed setting with plenty of room to enjoy.
Features:
• Three bedrooms, two with built in robes
• A split reverse cycle air conditioning unit
• A recently renovated bathroom
• A separate laundry with external access
• Multiple living zones with warm, homely character
• A modern kitchen, with electric stove top and oven & dishwasher
• A below ground, sparkling pool ready for relaxation and entertaining
• Spacious backyard areas with room to personalise
• Established gardens and lawn
• Single car garage
• 2 Garden Sheds
•. Estimated Rental Return $500-$550 per week
A home with heart, space and endless possibility is ready for its next chapter to begin. Whether you are a first home buyer, investor or a developer exploring future potential, this property delivers comfort today with exciting scope for tomorrow.
THE DETAILS
Council Rates: per annum $1388 (approx.)
Water Rates: $1273 per annum (approx.)
Built in 1981
Approx 89 sqm living on a share of the 1174sqm block
Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.
